Hello, my name is Ty Stober

"My time on Council has been rewarding. We have begun many projects and initiatives to strengthen our community that I want to see come to fruition. I am eager to continue building economic and social opportunity that connects our youth, our aging population, and our families to a growing, vibrant city."

~Ty Stober, Vancouver City Councilor

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Every action Council takes impacts our residents. In my decision-making I try hard to hear and represent the voices in our community that feel left out and left behind.

Vancouver — City Council Member and longtime community leader, Ty Stober, will run for re-election to Vancouver City Council, Position 5. ​He is endorsed by the International Association of Firefighters Local 452 Vancouver, Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle, and many members of the community for his 2019 bid.

Our community, even amongst its growth and it’s strengths, is in crisis. More people are experiencing homelessness than ever, and while many of them are families who can’t make ends meet, a small but visible portion of them are dealing with opioid addiction. Beyond that, people who still have homes are struggling with opioid addiction, creating a life at risk of homelessness, among other things.

Our city and county do not currently have enough resources to care for our most vulnerable in this opioid crisis, and yet major corporations have made billions of dollars getting people addicted to those same opioids. We are at a point where our leaders must take a stand or risk our community not being able to come back from this.

Recently, Ty took a stand. He urged the council to allow the city to participate in the joint litigation that has been filed by municipalities in the state of Washington, and council agreed. Ty has expressed hope that any money recovered would be used towards treatment programs in our county.